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103A-xxxxx-ISA-EACAW n/a
Classes
Winter Semester 2018/2019
  • tutorials - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2018/2019
  • tutorials - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2019/2020
  • tutorials - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2019/2020
  • tutorials - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2020/2021
  • tutorials - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2020/2021
  • tutorials - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2021/2022
  • tutorials - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2021/2022
  • tutorials - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2022/2023
  • tutorials - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2022/2023
  • tutorials - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2023/2024
  • tutorials - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2023/2024
  • tutorials - 30 hours
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Brief description

Academic Writing skills, not covered in ELAN 1 and ELAN 2, make an integral part of the C1 Academic Exam. Therefore, students are strongly recommended to attend the EACAW Class, which covers various types of written tasks, necessary for their university career (e.g. report, transactional letters, CV and covering letter, process description).

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103A-TCTCM-ISA-EBACK n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
Classes
Winter Semester 2018/2019
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2019/2020
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2020/2021
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2021/2022
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2022/2023
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2023/2024
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Groups

Brief description

This course provides an understanding of the synchronous transmission systems and networks and its applications.

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103A-TCTCM-MSA-EADIR n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
Classes
Summer Semester 2018/2019
  • project - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2019/2020
  • project - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2020/2021
  • project - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2021/2022
  • project - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2022/2023
  • project - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2023/2024
  • project - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Groups

Brief description

The course refers to programming of image recognition modules with special attention to deep neural networks and methods of computer vision which still exhibit an advantage. The lecture includes tensor transformations, basic neural network architectures, methods of optimization, probabilistic models in classification, problems of image object and its detection, localization, recognition, and indexing (including facial landmarks detection, head orientation, body pose and face expression),and also image filtering methods (including change of image resolution, image rectification, and speech enhancement via spectrogram domain). Project classes beside describing of two projects, introduce relevant software. Students improve their skills on Python programming using neural networks Python platforms while working within the Google Colab environment. Two assignments improve understanding of software tools to be used in projects. Two tests cover the material of lectures.

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103A-TCTCM-MSA-EASP n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
Classes
Winter Semester 2018/2019
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2018/2019
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2019/2020
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2020/2021
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2021/2022
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2022/2023
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2023/2024
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Groups

Brief description

The aim of the course is to familiarize students with the issues of adaptive signal processing in the context of their practical applications. After completing the information on the optimal processing of random signals, the main classes of adaptive algorithms are discussed along with examples of their applications, among others in telecommunications, radars, medical electronics, acoustics. The summary of the course is the transition from classic adaptive systems to artificial neural networks. During laboratory and project classes, students implement adaptive algorithms, study their properties, and adaptively process signals found in selected applications.

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103B-CTxxx-ISA-EADS n/a
Classes
Winter Semester 2018/2019
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2018/2019
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2019/2020
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2019/2020
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2020/2021
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2020/2021
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2021/2022
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2021/2022
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2022/2023
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2022/2023
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2023/2024
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2023/2024
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Groups

Brief description

The lecture presents fundamental material to the understanding of data structures. The object-oriented paradigm is used to demonstrate abstract data types. The main focus is put on algorithms handling operations of data structures.

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103A-TCTCM-ISA-EANTE n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
Classes
Winter Semester 2020/2021
  • tutorials - 12 hours
  • laboratory - 12 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2021/2022
  • tutorials - 12 hours
  • laboratory - 12 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2022/2023
  • tutorials - 12 hours
  • laboratory - 12 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2023/2024
  • tutorials - 12 hours
  • laboratory - 12 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Groups

Brief description

The aim of the course is to familiarize students with the various types of antennas and their characteristics. Particular emphasis is placed on discussing new types of antennas.

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103A-xxxxx-MSA-EATEC n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
Classes
Winter Semester 2024/2025
  • tutorials - 30 hours
Groups

Brief description

Argument technology is a sub-field of Artificial Intelligence in which computational methods of creating, identifying, analysing, evaluating and visualising arguments and debates are employed. In the last couple of years, the growing interest in argument technologies may be observed, concurrently with the launch of the IBM’s Grand Challenge, Project Debater, the AI system that can debate humans in real time on a variety of complex topics. Contemporary advances in argument and debating technologies cover a wide range of research strands including the building of argument corpora and argument analytics for argument mining (the automated extraction of arguments from natural language data) and explainable AI.

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1130-EMARO-MSA-2005 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
Classes
Summer Semester 2018/2019
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • lectures - 15 hours
Summer Semester 2019/2020
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • lectures - 15 hours
Summer Semester 2020/2021
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • lectures - 15 hours
Summer Semester 2021/2022
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • lectures - 15 hours
Summer Semester 2022/2023
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2023/2024
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Groups

Brief description
No brief description found, go to course home page to get more information.
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103A-INISY-MSP-EASAR n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
Classes
Winter Semester 2020/2021
  • tutorials - 12 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 18 hours
Winter Semester 2022/2023
  • tutorials - 12 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 18 hours
Winter Semester 2023/2024
  • tutorials - 12 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 18 hours
Groups

Brief description
No brief description found, go to course home page to get more information.
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103A-xxxxx-ISA-EBDE n/a
Classes
Winter Semester 2018/2019
  • project - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2018/2019
  • project - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2019/2020
  • project - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2019/2020
  • project - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2020/2021
  • project - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2020/2021
  • project - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2021/2022
  • project - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2021/2022
  • project - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2022/2023
  • project - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2022/2023
  • project - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2023/2024
  • project - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2023/2024
  • project - 30 hours
Groups

Brief description

A student is expected to submit a copy of the B.Sc. diploma dissertation along with a positive assessment of it from his/her supervisor.

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103A-xxxxx-ISA-EBULA n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
Classes
Summer Semester 2018/2019
  • tutorials - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2019/2020
  • tutorials - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2020/2021
  • tutorials - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2021/2022
  • tutorials - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2022/2023
  • tutorials - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2023/2024
  • tutorials - 30 hours
Groups

Brief description
No brief description found, go to course home page to get more information.
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103A-CTxxx-ISA-ECIRS n/a n/a
Classes
Winter Semester 2018/2019
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2018/2019
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2019/2020
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2019/2020
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2020/2021
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2020/2021
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2021/2022
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2021/2022
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2022/2023
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2022/2023
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2023/2024
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Groups

Brief description

The course introduces the basic concepts of the time and frequency analysis of electrical circuits, including constitutive circuit elements, time and frequency linear circuit equations, transient and steady state analysis, transfer function, transmission of signals. It also introduces fundamentals of analog signals representation and analysis. Understanding how these concepts are related, and how circuits respond to signals of different frequencies is the basis for understanding modern communication and signal processing, and analog electronics as well.
The lectures provide the students with the explanation of the core material. Examples explaining the concepts and techniques are discussed in order to provide a qualitative understanding. The tutorials have more quantitative approach and enable students to apply the material introduced during the lectures to solve some problems. The laboratory provides the students with hands-on experience.

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103A-TCTCM-ISA-ECOPR n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
Classes
Summer Semester 2018/2019
  • project - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2019/2020
  • project - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2020/2021
  • project - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2021/2022
  • project - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2022/2023
  • project - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2023/2024
  • project - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Groups

Brief description

In the present course, "communication" is understood as one of the most fundamental mechanisms for forming a System out of individual parts, and a "protocol" is understood as a set of constraints that define the desired patterns of behaviour of communicating parties, according to selected needs and goals. This is in contrast to the popular, but narrow understanding of communication protocols as the means of transferring "user data" between distant physical systems. Students are thus given a wider view on communication protocols as an important behavioural abstraction of a System, which undergoes various transformations along the life-cycle trajectory of a System itself.
Consequently, focus is not on listing, classifying and describing particular ("user-data-transfer") protocols, but on discussing the (formal, semi-formal, and pragmatic) methods and tools for dealing with protocols at various stages of their life-cycle: stating requirements; formal design; (...)

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103A-CSCSN-ISA-ECOTE n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
Classes
Summer Semester 2018/2019
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2019/2020
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2020/2021
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2021/2022
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2022/2023
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2023/2024
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Groups

Brief description

Compiling Techniques course starts with definition of compilers and text processors (macrogenerators). Types of text substitution in macrogenerators are introduced. The main difficulties in implementation of macrogenerators are discussed. Two examples of macrogenerators MG and GPM are described. Next, an introduction to linguistic is given. The ideas of grammar, derivations, Chomsky classification are followed by the presentation of main parts of a compiler. Lexical analysis is studied in more details. Transformations of regular expressions into NFA and DFA are presented. Next parsers for LL(k) and LR(k) grammars are shown. An example of recursive descent parser for simple language is discussed. Semantic analysis, code generation and optimisation are briefly described. Problems of error detection and error recovery in compiler are addressed.

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103B-TCTCM-MSA-ECOET n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
Classes
Summer Semester 2018/2019
  • project - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2019/2020
  • project - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2020/2021
  • project - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2021/2022
  • project - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2022/2023
  • project - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2023/2024
  • project - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Groups

Brief description

The course is devoted to methods of computer-aided analysis of electromagnetic fields. It concerns mathematical formalism of those methods, their numerical properties and examples of their applications, mainly for practical problems of high frequency devices used in telecommunication. Examples of applications include: design of various kinds of transmission lines, resonators, antennas, millimeter wave components etc. Among the methods considered there are methods of: moments, boundary element, finite element, finite difference time domain, transmission line matrix and other ones. The course is supposed to provide knowledge necessary for conscious application of available commercial software and the background for development of own specialized computer simulation codes helpful in research work.

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103A-CTxxx-ISA-ECOAR n/a
Classes
Winter Semester 2018/2019
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2018/2019
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2019/2020
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2019/2020
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2020/2021
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2020/2021
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2021/2022
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2021/2022
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2022/2023
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2022/2023
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2023/2024
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2023/2024
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Groups

Brief description

The lecture presents the programming model and hardware implementation of contemporary general purpose computer from both application software and operating system perspective. The lecture covers theoretical basis of computer architecture, data representations, application- and system programming model design and the hardware structures used to implement both aspects of programming model.

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103A-CSCSN-ISA-ECOGR n/a
Classes
Winter Semester 2018/2019
  • tutorials - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2018/2019
  • tutorials - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2019/2020
  • tutorials - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2019/2020
  • tutorials - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2020/2021
  • tutorials - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2020/2021
  • tutorials - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2021/2022
  • tutorials - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2021/2022
  • tutorials - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2022/2023
  • tutorials - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2022/2023
  • tutorials - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2023/2024
  • tutorials - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2023/2024
  • tutorials - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Groups

Brief description

The lecture covers main problems in Computer Graphics. The method of presenting images on raster devices is discussed in details. Image rendering algorithms are presented at different level of details. 2D and 3D viewing are presented starting from the set of transformation and ending with stereovision concept. Basic aspects of colorimetry and its application in rendering colour mages is also included. Hardcopy devices both bilevel and colour are briefly presented. Exercises are devoted to details of mathematics and algorithms.

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103B-CTxxx-ISA-ECONE n/a
Classes
Winter Semester 2018/2019
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2018/2019
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2019/2020
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2019/2020
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2020/2021
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2020/2021
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2021/2022
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2021/2022
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2022/2023
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2022/2023
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2023/2024
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2023/2024
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Groups

Brief description

During the course, students learn the reference models of computer networks and the basic mechanisms of data transmission. They comprehend the most important TCP/IP protocols and routing issues. They also learn Ethernet technology with its selected variants and extensions. They hear about MPLS and SDN networks as well as about selected security issues. Students acquire skills in network configuration (hosts, switches, bridges, routers, virtual LANs). The course has been prepared and is conducted with the use of presentation skills.

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1130-EMARO-MSA-1006 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
Classes
Winter Semester 2018/2019
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2019/2020
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2020/2021
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2021/2022
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2022/2023
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2023/2024
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Groups

Brief description
No brief description found, go to course home page to get more information.
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103A-xxxxx-MSA-ECITH n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
Classes
Summer Semester 2022/2023
  • tutorials - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2023/2024
  • tutorials - 30 hours
Groups

Brief description
No brief description found, go to course home page to get more information.
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103A-CSCSN-ISA-ECRYP n/a
Classes
Winter Semester 2018/2019
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2018/2019
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2019/2020
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2019/2020
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2020/2021
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2020/2021
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2021/2022
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2021/2022
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2022/2023
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2022/2023
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2023/2024
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2023/2024
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Groups

Brief description

The main aim of the lecture is introduction to cryptographic methods and information security in computer systems, computer networks and telecommunications. Ciphers, cryptographic protocols, private and public key cryptography, digital signatures and hash functions are main stream of the lecture. Special attention is paid to mathematical aspects of presented methods.

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103A-xxxxx-ISA-ECULT n/a
Classes
Winter Semester 2018/2019
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • lectures - 15 hours
Summer Semester 2018/2019
  • tutorials - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2019/2020
  • tutorials - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2019/2020
  • tutorials - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2020/2021
  • tutorials - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2020/2021
  • tutorials - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2021/2022
  • tutorials - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2021/2022
  • tutorials - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2022/2023
  • tutorials - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2022/2023
  • tutorials - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2023/2024
  • tutorials - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2023/2024
  • tutorials - 30 hours
Groups

Brief description
No brief description found, go to course home page to get more information.
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103A-CSCSN-ISA-EDABA n/a
Classes
Winter Semester 2018/2019
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2018/2019
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2019/2020
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2019/2020
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2020/2021
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2020/2021
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2021/2022
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2021/2022
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2022/2023
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2022/2023
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2023/2024
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2023/2024
  • tutorials - 15 hours
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Groups

Brief description

The course introduces students into the area of databases. Basic concepts and notions of database management systems (DBMS) and their architecture will be presented. Respective data structures, as well as DDL and DML language constructions, will be discussed. Mathematical fundamentals of relational databases will be presented. Principles of designing databases will be outlined. Relational query languages, such as QBE, SQL and PL/SQL, will be presented.

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103B-CSCSN-MSA-EDAMI n/a
Classes
Winter Semester 2018/2019
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2018/2019
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2019/2020
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2019/2020
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2020/2021
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2020/2021
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2021/2022
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2021/2022
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2022/2023
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2022/2023
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2023/2024
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2023/2024
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Groups

Brief description

The contents of the course consists of a wide range of topics within the discipline of data mining. The methods of discovering various knowledge types from large data resources, as well as methods of efficient knowledge acquisition by using concise lossless representations will be presented. Efficient methods of searching for duplicate objects, clustering and classification of data, capable of performing these tasks even several orders of magnitude faster than by using standard algorithms will be depicted. Methods for discovering functional and approximate dependencies between sets of attributes will be also shown. Reasoning from incomplete data and from partial knowledge will be presented.

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103A-CTxxx-ISA-EDDE n/a
Classes
Winter Semester 2018/2019
  • tutorials - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2018/2019
  • tutorials - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2019/2020
  • tutorials - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2019/2020
  • tutorials - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2020/2021
  • tutorials - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2020/2021
  • tutorials - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2021/2022
  • tutorials - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2021/2022
  • tutorials - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2022/2023
  • tutorials - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2022/2023
  • tutorials - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2023/2024
  • tutorials - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2023/2024
  • tutorials - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
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Brief description

The objective of the course is to introduce the students to the basic concepts of the theory of ordinary differential equations and its applications. The course covers the following areas: first-order differential equations, some elementary integration methods, linear equations, Pfaff equations, higher order differential equations, systems of differential equations, difference equations.

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103A-CTxxx-ISA-EDC1 n/a
Classes
Winter Semester 2018/2019
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2018/2019
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2019/2020
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2019/2020
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2020/2021
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2020/2021
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2021/2022
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2021/2022
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2022/2023
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2022/2023
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2023/2024
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2023/2024
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Groups

Brief description

The general idea that is the motif for this lecture is to show what are the major components and how to design computer subsystems. The lecture starts with mathematical foundations, traverses automatons without and with memory, and ends with the design of digital systems. Moreover, the circuits integrated to a higher extent or more complex systems are designed using already introduced components. For instance, a D flip-flop is designed using gates, then in turn functional blocks, such as counters or registers, are designed using flip-flops, and finally functional blocks are used to construct digital systems. In this way no phase of integration is left out. The students should be able to design circuits and systems using elements of any scale of integration according to the needs of a project. Moreover, different approaches to designing the same circuits or systems are explained. All the concepts are explained explicitly showing the design process by simple yet real (...)

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103A-TCTCM-MSA-EDICO n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
Classes
Winter Semester 2018/2019
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 45 hours
Winter Semester 2019/2020
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 45 hours
Winter Semester 2020/2021
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 45 hours
Winter Semester 2021/2022
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 45 hours
Winter Semester 2022/2023
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 45 hours
Winter Semester 2023/2024
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 45 hours
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Brief description

The course introduces fundamentals of digital communication systems, almost exclusively at the physical layer. Project will help students to know how to simulate several processes that take place in digital communication systems and to get hands on experience.

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103B-CTxxx-ISA-EDISP n/a
Classes
Winter Semester 2018/2019
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2018/2019
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2019/2020
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2019/2020
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2020/2021
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2020/2021
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2021/2022
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2021/2022
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2022/2023
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2022/2023
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2023/2024
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2023/2024
  • laboratory - 30 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Groups

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103A-CSCSN-MSA-EDSPA n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
Classes
Winter Semester 2018/2019
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2019/2020
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2020/2021
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2021/2022
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2022/2023
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2023/2024
  • laboratory - 15 hours
  • project - 15 hours
  • lectures - 30 hours
Groups

Brief description

Presentation of modern digital signal processor (DSP) architecture and applications. Presentation of typical DSP processor architecture and its programming techniques. On completion of this module student should know and understand: basics of DSP, internal architecture of DSP chips, dedicated software and hardware tools, programming languages, basics of dedicated real time operating systems.

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103A-xxxxx-ISA-EDISE n/a
Classes
Winter Semester 2018/2019
  • seminar - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2018/2019
  • seminar - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2019/2020
  • seminar - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2019/2020
  • seminar - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2020/2021
  • seminar - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2020/2021
  • seminar - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2021/2022
  • seminar - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2021/2022
  • seminar - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2022/2023
  • seminar - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2022/2023
  • seminar - 30 hours
Winter Semester 2023/2024
  • seminar - 30 hours
Summer Semester 2023/2024
  • seminar - 30 hours
Groups

Brief description

Students have oral presentation of their B.Sc. diploma project (supported by multi-media materials), take part in discussion on presented subject and submit a scientific paper describing their work or subject area of their diploma dissertations.

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pl. Politechniki 1, 00-661 Warszawa tel: (22) 234 7211 https://pw.edu.pl contact accessibility statement USOSweb 7.0.0.0-7 (2024-03-18)